>> benghazi, benghazi benghazi. >> jon: first of all, benghazi isn't "beatlejuice." you don't say it three times. if you insist, let's use that example. it's a tragic event where americaned died like ferguson. but if the analogy is to hold, who will play the role of nation-dividing, anger-stoking, rhetorititions before the official government investigation was completed? >> special report investigates death and deceit in benghazi. >> susan rice willingly went along and lied on sunday chat shows. >> the c.i.a. warned that there might be an attack on the 9/11 anniversary. >> during the attack they didn't send help that was waiting in tripoli c-130 to assist these guys. >> coming up, they could have saved four americans but instead, our government told them to stand down. >> jon: so basically you're saying the government of the united states told its military-- if i want to put this in a catchy, protesty kind of phrase-- stand down don't shoot. and fox didn't restrict its anger stoking to words, because let's face ttheir older viewers who are heard of hearing, also have

there have been at least seven different benghazi investigations., and none found any wrongdoing by mrs. clinton or the administration. so this latest delay is inexcusable. today congressman elijah cummings, top democrat said, quote, the republicans' obsessive focus on hillary clinton and their now stated intention to drag out this political charade until just months before the 2016 election the select committee no longer bears any resemblance to its original purpose. joining me now is jonathan capehart of "the washington post." thank you for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> jonathan what a coincidence. 2016. >> yeah how coincidental is that? and a pollster up in new york asked the question, 2016 maybe in october? it would be the ultimate october surprise if committee comes back with the smoking gun or some sort of silver bullet that they think would end hillary clinton's candidacy or her chances of winning the white house. as you said in your opening, there have been seven inquiries into what happened in benghazi. and each of those inquiries has foun

diplomatic personnel in benghazi. the oig since then has stepped up its oversight efforts, as you testify. can you describe what those efforts are to improve the physical security? and also, how do you go about evaluating the security of other embassies around the world? >> senator, we actually assess security in two ways. first of all, we've looked at security from a systemic point of view. in a 2013 report on the accountability review board process, we looked at how the department implements accountability review board recommendations across the board. the accountability review board, as you know, is convened by the secretary, where there's loss of life, substantial injury, et cetera. we found in that report that after reviewing 126 recommendations from 12 different arbs between darus alum and ben you a benghazi, 40% of the recommendations were repeat recommendations pertaining to security, intelligence-gathering and training. and we found the reason why that occurred is because of a lack of sustained commitment ove

does benghazi matter? will it matter? >> it does. trey gowdy, head of the select committee on benghazi in the house says he'll call hillary clinton twice. the first time to talk about the e-mail matter because you have to remember, she has destroyed e-mails, withheld e-mails from congress at a time they were actively under request from congress. that is a problem right there. then there's the substance of it, and i think the benghazi investigation is beginning to focus completely on preparation what did hillary clinton know about the state of the dangerous state that our diplomats in libya work in. did she receive some of the memos and cables in which the diplomats said we are in trouble we cannot withstand a concerted atack. what did she know about that and what did she do about it. >> why didn't she do more and quicker. >> exactly. >> they're pushing chelsea clinton out there as well. >> one thing that is amazing for students of optics is this is the weekend the clinton campaign is rolling out mrs. clinton's clearly making inequali

she'll have to talk about benghazi, for example. >> miles: ugh... that's why she's running the classic kibblein' bits switch! (applause) >> larry: what does that mean? we're talking about benghazi ruh roh! this is precocious dog is digging through the trash! >> larry: yeah, i was wondering about that! why do you think there was a dog in the video? >> miles: well, let me ask you something first -- what did you think when you saw the dog? >> larry: i was thinking, boy, he is going to be in trouble when his owners find out what he's done! pretty funny, actually. >> miles: i'm sorry, what were we just talking about? >> larry: that naughty doggy. miles: exactly! and you forgot all about benghazi! >> larry: that is so good! (applause) she's good! >> miles: let me show you one more clip to illustrate my point. see if you can notice anything strange. >> i'm getting ready to do something, too. >> miles: did you see it? >> larry: see what? miles: let's slow it down and watch it again. (slower and slower speaking) >> vote for hillary! just want the dog to live

we were involved in litigation involving benghazi. mrs. clinton, notoriously, put out there with obama and rice the fake talking points that the benghazi attack was in response to a spontaneous demonstration caused by people upset by an internet video that no one had seen. despite all the evidence to the contrary, publicly, they continued to put this line out that was designed to help presidential campaigns. the president's reelection and her nascent presidential campaign. our document requests and freedom of information act lawsuits did much to uncover facts about benghazi, the security mess, the intelligence the administration, mrs. clinton, and the state department was getting. the intelligence they were getting showed it was an attack and they knew it was from the get go. the information just came out over the last few weeks as a result of one of our lawsuits. that lawsuit was a follow on to another lawsuit that we filed that blue the scandal wide open last year. in that lawsuit, we were able to uncover white house documents showing th

we get a phone call from tripoli or benghazi or whatever.e verify that there is a location there that needs to be hit, send a tornado at nato and then it's gone. >> really? >> yeah. >> how does that feel knowing you can call in a tomahawk missile over there? >> it's out of the movies. >> did anyone think it was possible that in their lifetime they were going to see the end of this son of a bitch? most people are telling me they never dreamed. >> i don't know if you call them dreams, hopes, wishes. it was just something in the sky, something i look at every night. >> right. >> but when i hit that point and got into misrata and stood on gadhafi's body, any dream will come true. >> what's the situation now? >> it's fluid. it can swing any direction. >> well, look, what happened in benghazi a few months ago, i mean. what does this mean to the country? >> i think there is a dark, mysterious hand that doesn't like this country to prosper. they see system and organization as a big enemy to them. these concerns are slowly getting diminished. it's a

diplomatic personnel in benghazi. the oig since then has stepped up its oversight efforts as you testify. can you describe what those efforts are to improve the physical security? and also, how do you go about evaluating the security of other embassies around the world? >> senator, we actually assess security in two ways. first of all we've looked at security from a systemic point of view. in a 2013 report on the accountability review board process, we looked at how the department implements accountability review board recommendations across the board. the accountability review board as you know, is convened by the secretary, where there's loss of life substantial injury, et cetera. we found in that report that after reviewing 126 recommendations from 12 different arbs between darus alum and benghazi, 20 of the recommendations were repeat recommendations, pertaining to security, intelligence-gathering and training. and we found the reason why that occurred is because of a lack of sustained commitment over the years by

on the arb with benghazi? >> no. the benghazi arb was completed right before i got there. >> but you have reviewed the process of that arb, is that correct? >> well, since i arrived we've undertaken work to see how the department is complying with the benghazi arb recommendations. how are they doing what progress have they made. >> okay. that's what i gleaned from your testimony. do you have any plans whatsoever of still trying to get some answers to a number of unanswered questions certainly i have in terms of who knew what when what ever happened to security quests, where were those security quests denied where were the decisions made that actually security actually be rammed down in benghazi? are you thinking about taking a look at that? because the arb did not answer those questions. we've had several probes, and i know there's a special committee in the house trying to get to those answers. but we're being very frustrated. this is two and a half years since the tragedy in benghazi, and we still don't though some

then there is hun necessary city factor especially regarding benghazi and her emails. >> again, i wantbe fair to her. she has never indicated that she would not come. but i also am going to be very firm that it is a condition precedent to my being able to talk to her about benghazi for me to understand that i have all the documents i'm entitled to. >> well, good luck. congressman gowdy, the chairman of the house select committee on benghazi is a bulldog, so news may be forthcoming. but he is never going to get those emails. those emails are are vapor. summing up, hillary clinton's first week on the campaign trail kind of bizarre. and talking points believes that condition may continue right up to election day 2016 that's the memo, now for the top story tonight reaction. joining us from washington is the aforementioned senator bernie sanders from vermont. hillary clinton's way too conservative for you, right senator? >> i wouldn't say she is way too conservative. given the problems that this country faces, which is a massive level of wealth and income snawttlez. as collapse be middle cl

i think benghazi was the 3:00 a.m. phone call that she didn't pick up. she didn't provide the security not just for that day, for nine months. >> van, is that going to be a problem for her? >> listen, they're going to try to chip away and chip away at her foreign approximately see record, and i think that benghazi is overplayed and people have made up their mind about that. a challenge she will have is that the world is -- feels like it's on fire right now. you have americans getting their heads chopped off on television and the sense of isis is spreading around the world and there will be more of a discomfort with where are we in the world in a year and a half, and she's got to be able to thread that needle. i think benghazi is something that is red meat for republicans, but i do think how she handles the foreign policy question will be more important than perhaps she thought it might be. >> she's more vulnerable than benghazi, there are more vulnerabilities she didn't have an accomplishment as secretary of state and this is something that the media cau

news that the benghazi reported will be delayed until 2016. that means it will come out in the middle of the presidential election year. and house speaker john boehner is blaming the obama administration former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> the administration has made if virtually impossible to get to the facts surrounding benghazi. >> the republican terrorism in of the benghazi committee suggesting he might put out his final report just a few months before the 2016 election. >> they could clean this up a whole lot quicker if the administration and former secretary clinton were in a position to actually cooperate. >> hillary clinton gotten back to you? >> she has not but her lawyer has been good about getting back. >> they have got a lot more work to do. >> and benghazi select committee chair trey gowdy joins us. nice to see you sir. >> yemen, thank you. >> you realize if this comes out end of the year 2016 the credibility is going to be pinched because people said political. you waited until secretary clinton one nor if the. the repo

for her handling of the benghazi attacks.e hearing he missed is improve security interests overseas. >>> the scramble to move detainees out of guantanamo bay. lawmakers are threatening to block the transfers and the possibility to shutdown the facility. no word on how the administration plans to deal with the remaining detainees who have been deemed too dangerous to release. >>> it took more than five months but congress is set to make history today. loretta lynch is set to make approval to be the next attorney general and the next african-american to hold the post. this is after the lawmakers cleared the hurdle that stalled her nomination. let's get the latest from athena jones. >> reporter: good morning, john. today is the day she will get a vote in the full senate. she has waited longer than any nominee since the reagan administration. this vote was delayed for weeks because mitch mcconnell insisted the senate deal with a bill to fight human trafficking. that bill got stuck in abortion language. once that bill moved forwar

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i think while there are -- only 300 of these benghazi ones.questions about the fact that secretary clinton used her own private server to e-mail staff. i think anyone looking for great insight as to her actions leading up to benghazi or the aftermath just isn't going to find it in these e-mails. >> the hearings will still take place, right? >> what the committee wants to do is for secretary clinton to have a private interview first and then they can have a hearing. testify in public right away is what you see not just the select committee but regarding other hearings they take what you say in the private interview and leak it and it becomes an issue. what secretary clinton would like to do is get it out there and answer any questions publicly and let the public be the judge and not the committee. >> elise labott thanks so much. i appreciate it. >>> who should be conducting the drone strikes that aim to take out terrorists on foreign soil? the president is expected to make a new push to shift control from the cia to the pentagon just days after

to be about benghazi.the accountability review board did it, quote unquote investigation of the benghazi slaughter, they made it their business not to interview hillary clinton. really dig, weren't they? really digging. no, on their exit they gave her a report. mr. pickering, who was the head of that accountability review board along with the pathetic admiral mullen, said that they didn't think it was necessary to talk to the secretary. i think some federal judges, and clearly congress are going to think it is necessary to talk to mrs. clinton. her news conference and representations of her lawyer both in writing and in verbally have now set the stage for a major constitutional confrontation. she has destroyed history, for anybody who cares about government, whether you're a republican democrat, you're an independent, you're tea party left or nutso she destroyed history. she destroyed history with no supervision, with no accountability, with no transparency. she had no right to do that. and there should be

hillary had a bad day of the benghazi backlash and a bad cold numbers. in new york state, we're reinventing how we do business so businesses can reinvent the world. from pharmaceuticals to 3d prototyping, biotech to clean energy. whether your business is moving, expanding or just getting started... only new york offers you zero taxes for 10 years with startup ny business incubators that partner companies with universities, and venture capital funding for high growth industries. see how new york can grow your business and create jobs. visit ny.gov/business lou: breaking news said chairman of the house oversight committee moments ago issued a subpoena touse two-seater service agents allegedly on the scene with yearly march incident where two colleagues allegedly drove drunk to disrupt the active bob investigation taking place outside the white house. the secret service director refuse to make pages available to testify before the oversight committee so the chairman issues a subpoena. joining us tonight we have julie roginsky and columnist michael goodwin.

fast and furious benghazi, irs or any of the others. gowdy's a good prosecutor but he's working uphill here and let's be honest about it. there has been no resolution in the secret service mess, even a change ifn leadership hasn't improved things in that troubled agency and the new director doesn't appear to be a whit better than the last. speaker boehner's lawsuit against the president over obamacare has gone nowhere since it was announced to great fanfare last year. on its third set of attorneys with no resolution in sight in the courts. the only scandals where there has been anything remotely close to anything resembling resolution, those contempt charges against the attorney general, eric holder and lois lerner. congress voted to hold lerner in contempt of congress last may because she wouldn't testify yet the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia has done absolutely nothing and the obama pointee steps down from his post tomorrow. that seems inconvenient doesn't it? that's right. more delays. and contempt charges against attorn

clinton and her office about her involvement in the benghazi scandal. we talked about the benghazi scandal is just a political issue, but is about whether or not for americans died unnecessarily as a result of decisions made by mrs. clinton and the obama administration, both in terms of fusing to ride security that was requested -- refusing to provide security that was requested. and when they were attacked, not going to their aid. there are people who have died that need to be vindicated. that is why we are investigating this. and if a legal or to go protect those people, the failure to provide them security, and then lying about what happened for political purposes has really decimated the morale of the military and other civilian personnel the plate overseas. because the compact has been that of things hit the fan, the government will be there to save us. we were invest getting why that compact was torn asunder by this administration and this is what we have uncovered. even after all that became public and the controversy in the select committee aski

. >> certainly tll be questions asked of her about benghazi, but supporters point to that has to do withming the syrian rebels. we were told she was for that. the president oppose that had. and now in the last three years we had the rise of isis and islamic terrorism. >> well i think where there is no difference and that at some point the president himself has said now he's in favor of arming the modern syrian opposition. the real problem was the obama/clinton misreading of the arab spring. they thought it would be the answer for islamic terrorism. they thought it would reentrybring fort new representative governments. they were completely wrong in almost every case. state instructs have broken down plightly as completely in libya, sire i can't syria rag. warlords have proceede proceed live rated. >> and one other legacy, that reset with russia, setitting there it with button with lavrov. what happened to that? >> wushrussia now controls the crimea. president on other former republics of soviet union is it increasing. russia took the reset button, put it in their pocket and said next wha

i think benghazi was a 3:00 a.m. phone call that she never picked up.n't provide the security. not just that day, for nine months. dozens and dozens of requests for more security all completely ignored. >> but the question is was there something that she did that was good. >> that's what i was trying to think. i was getting through things i remember that aren't so good and trying to think of something good. i'm not so certain of that. i think she took her eye off a very important zone. she was also a big believer in putting armscriminately into the syrian civil war. i think that made isis stronger. >> over the past week there's been some criticism of you and about your interaction with female interviewers questioning whether you have an issue with women. you said that you get equally annoyed with men and women. >> that's probably true. >> but perception is reality in politics. if you're on stage with hillary clinton a female opponent you going to have to pull your punches given the perception now? >> i think women have come a long way. women are in posi

republican congressman trey gowdy is asking clinton to appear before his benghazi committee by may 1.ohn, on a scale from one to godzilla, how big a deal are these latest revelations? john: i think it is more like one of the creatures from "the walking dead." the main thing, the main takeaway from her press conference is i did not want to have two devices for the sake of convenience. she had at least two so that entire argument has crumbled at her feet. i think this is a problem that continues to plague her for many more weeks, possibly months. mark: next, hillary clinton has a pretty long tradition, including on benghazi, of going up to capitol hill and kicking butt. being a great witness on her behalf. i think her staff thinks she can do it again. on this issue, she may end up meeting her match with chairman gowdy. he may have better prepared questions for her and that could spell a lot of political trouble for her. john: i think on top of that you could argue that part of the reason why she did well in previous benghazi hearings is because she had really nothing to cover up and she

i think the benghazi issue is separate.a bipartisan committee of senate intelligence committee members who have issued a report saying that hillary clinton had absolutely no fault in the benghazi thing. if republicans want to make benghazi the issue, bring it on. if they want to have a serious debate about foreign policy and where we're going and the troubles the world are in, she's going to be in there. >> we have to end it there. thank you so much, hilary rosen and ana navarro we appreciate it. >> take care. >>> it could happen any more, verdict watch for the aaron hernandez murder trial and we are live at the courthouse. that's next. (dog) mmm, this beneful healthy weight is so good... i mean how can this be low- calorie? how is that even possible? an' i feel good... lean, strong... ...ah...you're gonna find out just how strong when we wrestle. look at you, you have no idea what's coming. come on... ...make your move. (vo) beneful healthy weight, a delicious, low-calorie meal your dog will love. with wholesome rice, real

consulate in benghazi. >> i would have relieved you of your post. i think it's inexcusable. >> and hillary clinton was on the defensive. >> we have four dead americans,

the same guy who fibbed on day marriage, happily lied on obamacare grifted us with bergdahl blamed benghazi on a film shielded a dope like sharpton, abandoned iranian citizens ben they needed us most, chose the muslim brotherhood in egypt, all while obsessing over domestic ills as external threats grew. i don't think he wants to screw this up but maybe he can't help himself. all right, dana dana kind of gets me down, is the false choice, this idea that if we don't do this, we are going to have war. does that make sense? >> certainly not the case. you could have this or you could have more sanctions.

the clinton campaign is very deftly spun this back around on the benghazi committee and said well, nou want to have her there in private because you don't want the world to see your true partisan motives. so i think that definitely they are back on their heels now and, you know, if anybody ever thought this was going to be an objective investigation in the first place, i think certainly republicans are going to have a much harder time making that case now. >> you wonder josh though if benghazi is even the straw man that they wanted to be. given the foder that they basically have in terms of the clinton donations and whether or not there was a quid pro quo and the actions the secretary took during her tenure. the new york times report i can't ask jeromy because he's biassed but when you read sort of a lengthy blow by blow going off information in the book and adding new reportage to it how troubling do you think for the clintons on purely anna edward ek doe tal level? anecdotal level? >> why would you be involved in karkcharacters like this? there's bunch of them. more than you read in

. >>> the house committee investigating the 2012 benghazi wants to hear from hillary clinton twice.he is expected to testify at two separate public hearings. one in may would address her use of private e-mail at the state department. the second hearing in june would cover specifically the issue surrounding benghazi. >>> presidential hopeful ted cruz is dismissing a claim he has softened his views on gay marriage. cruz spoke at a home of two hotel owners in new york. he said same-sex marriage should be left up to the states. he said cruz is denying that saying in a statement he was clear about his position. the senateor did not say he would not love his daughters any less if one were gay, but it speaks volumes that the new york times considers it news worthy that he would love his daughters unconditionally. >>> time for an early start on your money. alison kosik. >> good morning. we are talking records. it took 15 years and help from apple. nasdaq has topped the record high set back in march of 2000. the nasdaq climbed to 5,056. nasdaq has gotten over the dot-com bubble. during the d

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the select benghazi committee wants to question her about her private e-mail account, how will she respond now? and how will voters respond. the first game of the season is today. major league baseball's commissioner is with me. with news, it's an exciting innovation for 2015. as we look ahead on this sunday's "sunday morning futures." the six world powers, britain, france, germany russia, china and of course the united states working this past week to hammer out a final deal on iran's nuclear program by june 30. after years of talks, even that koumtd come down -- could the ultimate agreement include the enrichment of uranium. good to see you, thank you so much for joining us. you share the subcommittee on counter terrorism and intelligence, so we want to get your insights here. is that the last sticking point? if thatt's the case, is it black or white. >> i think this is a bad deal. if everything we have heard about it is true, basically what the u.s. is doing is lock in the nuclear infrastructure in iran, so they can break loose, they can break out. we're allowing them to keep the centri

or would those e-mails have shed light on what actually went on in benghazi? or why you refused to designate boca horam a terrorist organization? you're a smart lady, hillary. i get why you wanted a private server but you may have just outsmarted yourself. and that's my second open. and now here to break down the rest of the or dsorted details author of "republic no more." what's the latest this week? >> the latest is the extraordinary story about these e-mails that i should hasten to mention was not disclosed by clinton herself. this was discovered by the associated press off of a freedom of information act document dumped be i the state department. the a.p. poured through the documents that the state gave them and found a handful of e-mails that had a tag line at the bottom sent from my ipad. >> now we find out that she has the ipad. jay, i want you to take a look at the latest fox news polls on hillary's use of personal e-mails. 28% say she broke the law. 19% say she did something unethical. 32% say she used bad judgment. and 19% say she did nothing wrong.

what happened in benghazi.'re a republican who tells it like it is. you really think they'll have traction on benghazi? >> i don't know if benghazi but i think her foreign policy record is certainly up for review and will be under a lot of scrutiny. part of what she brings to the table is having been secretary of state. going back to the woman thing, i'm, frankly, fascinated by how it's playing out this time. because it is so different from 2008 where she did not embrace the historical moment of being a woman. >> maybe she learned from barack obama. >> here's a problem -- hillary clinton on this woman thing i think lax subtlety. i don't immediate her to drown me in estrogen every time she opens her mouth. >> i don't think that's going to happen! >> every time she opens her mouth, it is about the granddaughter and chelsea's wedding and the yoga routines. you know hillary clinton needs to stop being focus grouped to death and be hillary clinton. she doesn't need to have a sign that says "i am woman, hear mirror."

it's a federal indictment and of course it's already planned for her to be called for the house benghazi oversight committee, the select committee, trey gowdy wants her to come and testify. that will be in the next month from the rally that she plans now. and there will be the first tv ad in new hampshire and south carolina, watch. >> it's time for a new leader and a new way. rand paul. rand paul's plan to defeat the washington machine, balance the budget by law. require the congress to read legislation before they vote on it. term limits on washington politicians. >> so that is the back half of an ad in which rand paul starts out with a blast at hillary clinton. santorum was actually second in line. we saw a reaction from jeb bush's reaction to hillary clinton, and rick santorum's is pretty critical, his reaction to the campaign, watch. >> it has been exposed, america's own secretary of state sent thousands of sensitive classified e-mails through a personal unsecured account. and it has placed america in even greater peril in an already dangerous world. if hillary clinton has created th

this has nothing to do with benghazi. going to shed any light and quite frankly, do we really have when she has been acquitted, if you will by a jury of republicans over and over if they haven't found the answers, ed you said with all due respect that she hasn't answered all the questions. maybe they're not asking the right questions if she hasn't answered all the questions. why aren't they doing their job more effectively? really shouldn't there have just been one investigation, get all the questions out, get all the answers there. why are we going back again and again if they feel material information is missing, then they're not asking perhaps the right questions. >> she does not have the right or no person in government when you work in government you make a determination that you don't have such a thing as a private e-mail. those are going back and forth, your husband, whathave you, anything that relates to the government is supposed to be done on a government computer. there is very clear rules and regulations. she

. >> he was also very eager, fred to talk about benghazi as her 3:00 a.m. wakeup call that she didn't take. republicans are going to slam her on benghazi and continue to hit her on all kinds of issues particularly that they're going to argue that she would be a third terms of an obama presidency which she's going to have to walk a fine line on. >> and jeb bush releasing a video today, one that was aimed at him clinton again. so is this going to be the theme for republicans? >> i think so they are definitely going after her much more it's still early, but at this point more than they are one another, because she is at this point the singular democratic candidate who everybody thinks will get the nomination this time and she's going to be formidable. this is a guy who hasn't formally announced himself, he's still in that exploratory phase and he's out there talking about the obama-clinton agenda which is something i think we're going to hear umpteen times from all of these republican candidates so it is very telling that they're all out there very early. >> l

♪ mark: on the show tonight, bill de blasio says he will not run, and the cook brother -- first, benghaziwe learned that the house investigation might not be released until next year, maybe before election day. on the house beat factors beyond its control. that sounds bad for hillary for america. whatever the reason for the delay, this plays out over time is better for republicans. john: no, i don't necessarily think it is better politics for republicans. the clinton he would like this to happen sooner rather than later. we have a letter sent by david ken doll hillary's lawyer saying that she wants to testify in public, and have it happen soon. if there is anything they want to talk to her about, they should get this over with. they think it would be better for her to get it out of the way. if republicans drag this out there is a risk the party will start to think this is a silver bullet on hillary, and a thought benghazi was a silver bullet. republicans could be led into the briar patch for this. mark: the closer he gets to election day, the more clinton folks can say this is politics. t